Selected work
These examples show the types of maps, surfaces, quantities, and visual records that can be produced from a structured aerial mapping workflow.
Aggregate operations · Cooper Creek
An RTK-enabled capture created a current site record for inventory and operational planning at an aggregate pit.
The mapping package provided a single, current view of the pit and measurable stockpile surfaces. It supported material inventory, terrain review, and operational discussion without relying only on field photos or rough visual estimates.
Industrial yard · Hamill Creek
A structured aerial dataset documented the timber yard, created measurable stockpile surfaces, and supplied visual terrain context for review.
The outputs combined a clear visual record with measurable 3D information. The package supported inventory review and made yard conditions easier to communicate to people who were not present during capture.
Rural property · Highway 31
A comprehensive photogrammetry workflow turned 1,687 aerial images into a detailed visual and three-dimensional record of a large rural property.
The finished dataset creates a clear base record for property planning, terrain review, drainage context, access discussions, and future change comparison. The orthomosaic supplies the visual overview while the surface models, point cloud, and textured 3D model make elevation and site form easier to understand.
This GPS-referenced mapping is suitable for planning and visualization. Legal boundaries and construction staking require the appropriate survey professional.
Community facility · Meadow Creek
A precision aerial survey documented the Lardeau Valley Community Club property and translated the mapping data into both technical and presentation-ready materials.
The project combined survey-style mapping with approachable communication pieces. The GeoPDF preserves technical reference information, while the polished map layout, high-resolution JPEG, and aerial media give the organization practical material for planning, presentations, and stakeholder communication.
The map is a planning-grade aerial product in WGS 84 / UTM Zone 11N. It is not a legal land survey.
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